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> Choose angular, or backbone, or ember and stick with it, you'll learn a lot more. I agree that there is a problem of depth of learning of a framework (or any

> Choose angular, or backbone, or ember and stick with it, you'll learn a lot more. I agree that there is a problem of depth of learning of a framework (or any third party library that you use), but to suggest that you only learn one is not the best way to go about it either. As always in life, balance is a good thing. Sometimes learning another library/framework/whatever is a good way to learn about your current "one" library/framework/whatever.

pothibo 13y ago
It was meant as a general statement. I'm not advocating to stay with the same framework for your whole career. I'm advocating for having a deep understanding of a framework of your chosing before changing so you actually understand why you are changing. I believe we think the same thing.